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Ms. Neitlich, a former book editor, has written teacher's manuals for filmstrips, and for the last five years has been assistant to the children's consultant for the Westchester County (New York) Library System.

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Neitlich, S. Books for the children. Early Childhood Educ J 3, 43–46 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02353893

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